Try node.js in the browser
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Try node.js in the browser
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#3Nice! Have been waiting for that since the tragic loss of AppJet. Do you plan to provide some sort of paid hosting in order to prevent going broke due to hosting cost?
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#4NICE! wonder if you can actually use this to build a site that enables you edit it's own code form the web just like this. would like to see/develop something like this, cause if the site can work only with JavaScript, why not never exit the browser while developing it ? :)
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#5ctrl-b pulls up my bookmarks, not run the code.
Does it work for anybody else?
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#6This looks great, gives me a good excuse to start experimenting with node.js
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#7ctrl-b pulls up my bookmarks, not run the code. Does it work for anybody else?
It works in Safari, but that's because the Safari command for bookmarks is Option+Command+B
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#8ctrl-b pulls up my bookmarks, not run the code. Does it work for anybody else?
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#9anybody using node for their startup? I am not sure if it works for larger projects, but that opinion may well be tainted by my dislike of javascript.
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#10anybody using node for their startup? I am not sure if it works for larger projects, but that opinion may well be tainted by my dislike of javascript.
The thing I like about node.js is that you can now pretty much write your entire web app in JS, both front end and back end. This really helps with the context switches that happens in larger projects. With mongoDB, you can pretty much use JSON throughout the application stack.